Six Degrees of Confusion
This blog is now featured in the Canadian Directory of Computer Consulting.

This is wrong on so many levels:

(1) Needless to say, they got the wrong Ontario.

(2) I am not a computer consultant.

(3) Zurich is in Switzerland.

Well, I have to come up with three more. These will be stretches.

(4) I don't speak French.

(5) I don't speak COBOL.

(6) All Your Base Are Belong To Us

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